Fences Across Roads
Sir, —How Mr J. S. Bowker could claim that correspondence through your columns by persons using pen names causes “work and strife” must surely be a matter of concern. Anonymity on many matters of principle is a safeguard against victimisation and persecution which, unfor-
1 tunately, are all too rife in s some small rural communi- ! ties. “Salty” appears to have I got a better hearing by writt ing to your newspaper than > he did when he wrote a per- - sonal letter to the Ashley - County Council. Logically I i cannot reconcile the state- - ment made by Cr J. E. Gar- - diner with that made by Cr > C. D. Lewis. As the council will not reply to this letter I shall have the pleasure of raising all matters of public interest through your columns ! and then pursuing them with • the T’inister of Internal - Affairs.—Yours, etc., s OPEN-MINDED. February 6, 1970.
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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32217, 9 February 1970, Page 14
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